St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-02
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

Bank clearings yesterday amounted to
S633, 546.4S.
The Caledonia club will give its annual
picnic June Is.
Saturday next candidates for admission to
the bar Will be examined.
The Mormons are still q potent drawing
card at the dime museum.
Two cases each of scarlet fever and diph-
liberia were reported yesterday.
Yesterday plat of Goodrichs subdivision
of Goodrich's Park addition was filed yester-
day.
The Lucy Hayes W. C. n. U. will hold
meeting to-day at the Franklin Avenue NJ. E.
church.
Andrew Landberg has secured verdict of
$500 against the Swedish-American Publish
ing company for libel
Fifty-one COMPLICATIONS for space, in the
next exposition have been received by Gen
eral Manager Palmer this week.
The Normanna society will have a business
meeting tomorrow evening ut the Rifle club
room, 1lO5 Third street south.
William Gaetz died yesterday at 1914 Clin-
ton avenue, aged twenty-five years. The
body was taken to Fond du Lac, Wis, last
evening.
Robert Irwin, the colored man charged
with stabbing John Kelly yesterday after
noon, waived examination and was held to
the grand jury,
Nels Anderson, while at work in the plan
had an arm so badly crushed thatamputation
was necessary.
A Scandinavian society, under the leader
ship of George Dahl and others, have ar
ranged picnic tonight at the Hartman gar
den in South Minneapolis.
Every member of Company A is requested
TO report at the armory Friday evening ut s
O'Clock to make arrangements for the recep-
ilon OF the company on its return from Wash
inglon.
Oh I, l.
eral committee On Memorial day will please
hand them in to Washington PIERCE, chair
man of committee, on or before June 10,
1887 or they will not be considered.
The committee appointed by the Educa-
-tional Endowment association shareholders
will make their report this evening at the
office of E. G. Avery.s4OS Nicollet avenue.
Saloonkeepers failing to have theirsbonds
filed with the city clerk before Friday will
get no licenses for the short term, as the
bonds must be approved by the city council.
An elegant terra Gotta panel, with art
figures in high relief, has been placed in the
central section of the outer wall of the art
annex of the Exposition building. 1t is
very beautiful work and is the finest orna-
ment on the building.
But few of the 1,190 Baptists whose names
were entered in the register of the ami
versares remained in the city to attend the
Mlnnetonka excursion yesterday morning
Many OF those from the East will stop over
in Chicago to attend the Sunday school con
vention.
Mr.. Peterson, formeElsan editor of Sean
dinavian labor paper in Chicago, will deliver
series OF lectures in the Nazareth church
basement on Political Economy" to com
mence tomorrow evening. The lectures will
be delivered under the auspices of Den Nye
It'd. L
At the regular meeting of the real estate
exchange yesterday morning, article Is of
the bylaws of the exchange was amended so
as to permit agents with whom property is
listed to make sub-agents of other members
of the exchange, provided no sale is closed
except through the agent with whom the
property is listed. The remainder of the
session was devoted to routine business.